Automate software ticket planning by decomposing work into sub-tasks.
npx skills add https://github.com/jeffutter/nixpkgs --skill tk-planner
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tk-planner Source: https://github.com/jeffutter/nixpkgs/tree/main/modules/home/languages/ai/skills/tk-planner Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jeffutter/nixpkgs --skill tk-planner
tk-planner automates end-to-end planning for software tickets by researching, decomposing, and detailing actionable sub-tasks.
Run the planner on a ticket to generate a structured plan, e.g. /tk-planner proj-42 to start planning.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Ticket planning automation researches context, decomposes work into sub-tickets, analyzes upstream and downstream dependencies, and writes comprehensive implementation plans with clear blocking relationships.
Subtask decomposition analyzes upstream and downstream dependencies to determine sequencing, creating structured metadata and actionable design notes that define clear blocking relationships between discrete work items.
Yes, you can generate implementation plans for individual tickets by running the planner, which researches context, details subtasks, and produces structured design notes executable via the tk workflow.
Orchestrating research subagents for ticket planning involves spawning agents to gather context and dependencies, then using that data to decompose epics into sub-tickets with actionable design notes and sequencing.
Yes, autonomous ticket planning applies to both individual tickets and Epics, spawning research subagents and creating sub-tickets with clear descriptions and blocking relationships for each scope.
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